Looking for Images/Videos of Fringeheads, Greenlings and Wolf Eels

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drbill

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I'm working on my cable TV show episodes on the clinids (kelpfish, pikeblennies and fringeheads) and greenlings. I have no video footage of any of the fringehead species or any of the greenlings except the painted greenling. I also need footage of wolf eels in SoCal.

I am asking this group if anyone has either video footage or still images of these species that they will let me use in these videos in exchange for credits and a DVD copy of the episodes. Some day I'll spend more time diving the mainland to film some of the critters you see frequently there but we rarely (or never) see here.

Each segment will probably be a max of 2 min in length, depending on availability of footage. Images should be greater than 720x480 pixels. Video can be either mini-DV or HDV.

Thanks for considering this.

Dr. Bill
 
I'm working on my cable TV show episodes on the clinids (kelpfish, pikeblennies and fringeheads) and greenlings. I have no video footage of any of the fringehead species or any of the greenlings except the painted greenling. I also need footage of wolf eels in SoCal.

I am asking this group if anyone has either video footage or still images of these species that they will let me use in these videos in exchange for credits and a DVD copy of the episodes. Some day I'll spend more time diving the mainland to film some of the critters you see frequently there but we rarely (or never) see here.

Each segment will probably be a max of 2 min in length, depending on availability of footage. Images should be greater than 720x480 pixels. Video can be either mini-DV or HDV.

Thanks for considering this.

Dr. Bill

Greenlings? Kelp? Male or Female?

I see them on nearly every dive up here. I can bring my video camera this weekend and send the tape to you (mini-DV).

There are probably some stills in my picasaweb gallery, too.

Let me know.
 
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